Makilio

I didn't really care for ranks when I played, except for woodcutting, as it was my favourite skill, so I'd like it to be as high as I could make it, but I didn't go to any "unnecessary" lengths to get it up; I simply trained the skill every once in awhile. As for total/overall rank, I've never really cared for it, but I did enjoy seeing it climb as I trained skills.

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I'd take over a Wal-Mart and play hide-n-seek with all of my friends for a few hours.

I made a skiller only because Combat sucks, and I'm max-noncombat on my main (and gaining levels > gaining xp)

Not really; I tend to give people a "Did you seriously ask me that question?" look, and they get the idea.

People who slam on their brakes and turn; blinkers were made for a reason.

Awesome! I wanted 200M WC, but I had to stop at 22M? for personal reasons.

June of '01.

This it the order I got mine in: (I'd tie the rest, but I hate melee, so I quit before achieving max total) As for the reason(s), it's just what I wanted to train at the time. :P 1. Woodcutting 2. Cooking 3. Fishing 4. Fletching 5. Firemaking 6. Thieving 7. Magic 8. Agility 9. Ranging 10. Crafting 11. Runecrafting 12. Smithing 13. Herblore 14. Mining 15. Hunter 16. Farming 17. Construction

80 Prayer/Summoning

My perfect RS would be if Pest Control, Skill Capes, and Soul Wars never existed.

I've only cared for the song played inside of Castle Wars.

I've never used a guide, and I've found that none of the quests were "hard" for me. Every time I see someone complaining about a quest, I just want to slap them, especially since plenty of things have been added since I've done them that would make them easier. :|

Chicken Feet :>

I've always wanted 99s in every skill (even before the skill cape update). I like working on everything and "being able to do anything" in a game. I think I wanted to be in the top 21 Overall someday too, but that thought sort of fell out a window once people started getting 1B+ XP.

I generally enjoy quests when the storyline is good, and the quest doesn't last around 5-10 minutes. I've never used a guide, and I generally do the quest once it's released; if I don't have time to do it then, I do it later without a guide. That being said, I loved MEP2 the most.

There's a few I like, some simply for the nostalgia. The only one I really hate is Flute Salad.. That one is irritating. My favourite would be the one played in Castle Wars; it's made of awesomeness. I love the sound effects of the level-up fireworks and the whip, so I generally have those on when they occur.

If you enjoy playing, then it wouldn't be a waste. A lot of people prefer playing this game over watching television during those 10 years.

I actually didn't go for my first 99 intentionally; all my friends trained Woodcutting, so I did as well, and I just managed to get 99 in the process. As for my second, I decided that Fishing was very close to Woodcutting, so I switched to that, and it was relatively easy to get to 99. Now for the ones after those two, yea those were harder to get since they were trained differently (well, before all these do-x came out)

Everyone knows that anyone with a total level higher than 50 that doesn't automatically respond is an autoer.

I generally have the same ping for most of the worlds; they're usually between 70-100.

First time: Stranger: hii Stranger: asl You: hi You: that's not how the alphabet goes Your conversational partner has disconnected. :thumbsup:

It depends on how you're training the skill. For everyone saying Farming, some people do Vinesweeper 1-99; that's a lot of clicking.

Same point as playing the game, to have fun

This is why I didn't like it when cook-x came out.